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André Strydom reviews Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s 2014 budget speech. Read more…

The Employment Tax Incentive (ETI), which came into effect on 1 January 2014, is aimed at encouraging employers to hire young and less experienced work seekers. Read more…

There is good news for multinationals in South Africa who are struggling to comply with the ownership requirement in the Codes of Good Practice. Read more…

Exceed is proud to be associated with The Virtual Learning Platform which has just been launched.

Variable cash remuneration such as commission, bonuses and overtime pay have a history of creating frequent tax problems due to the accrual of these remuneration prior to payment thereof. Read more…

While deregistration as a vendor for VAT purposes might seem like an attractive option under certain circumstances, the consequences of so-called Exit VAT must be taken into account. Read more…

The job you want may never be advertised. Now, more than ever before, talent managers – or recruiters – scour social media networks to find the right fit for a position. Read more…

If you’re one of the many South Africans who receive income from a foreign country, you may have asked yourself whether it’s taxable in South Africa and whether you should declare it in your South African tax return. Read more…

Debit pull transactions on eFiling are being phased out as part of SARS’ continued efforts to modernise payment and accounting processes. This, in turn, is aimed at enabling tax payers to manage their financial responsibilities more independently and efficiently. Read more…

Co-operatives are not new to South Africa. However, the Co-operative Act – rewritten and promulgated in 2005 – states rather clearly that it aims to create a tool for sustainable broad-based black economic empowerment. Read more…